Why so many people getting US and Asia LE together.. so darn rich 

LOL..you guys notice eh?

yup...3 for me

Sell of your games and fund my MGS tabung 

wow..so many people wanna gangbang me ? sorry homies, my ass is OUTPUT ONLY, no INPUT

aiyah. the LE edition, so tempted to get it.

Region codes

Blu-ray Discs may be encoded with a region code, intended to restrict the area of the world in which they can be played, similar in principle to the DVD region codes, although the used geographical regions differ. Blu-ray Disc players sold in a certain region may only play discs encoded for that region. The purpose of this system is to allow motion picture studios to control the various aspects of a release (including content, date, and, in particular, price) according to the region. Discs may also be produced without region coding, so they can be played on all devices.
Region code  Area
A  Americas; East and Southeast Asia.
B  Africa, Europe, Oceania; Middle East; French territories; Greenland.
C  Central and South Asia; Mongolia, Russia, and People's Republic of China.

This places the countries of the major Blu-ray manufacturers (Japan, Korea, Malaysia) in the same region as North America. As of early 2008, about two-thirds of all released discs were region-free.[43]

In the Blu-ray region coding system, the United States is placed in region A while regions B and C are used for countries which can experience localization delays before U.S. titles are officially released. The opposite though is sometimes true and a few new titles such as the Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and Running Scared were released in certain European countries before the U.S. release.[44] In response to the DVD region system multi-region and region free DVD players became dominant in certain markets, certain Blu-ray player models have been modified to allow for playback of Blu-ray discs from Regions A and B and DVD discs from Regions 1 and 2

that implys for MOVIEs lolz... not games